Hello,
I' trying to get data back from flukso.net with CURL and the API from Flukso but I have some trouble to get all data back in one time.
I'm using this request : curl -k -v -X GET -H "Accept: application/json" -H "X-Version: 1.0" -H "X-Token: mytoken" "https://api.flukso.net/sensor/mysensorid?start=1419418800&unit=lpermin&resolution=minute"
The timestamp = 24/12/2014 à 12:00:00 but in the JSON data, the first data begin at 1421869380 (now : 21/1/2015 à 20:43:00)
What's wrong ?

Thank you,

Fabrice

Hi,
Does-it possible to modify the FLM firmware to allow the POST with data on Flukso Server and personal server ? Like this we don't need the use of API or MQTT to get data back.
Thank you

Fabrice

From the FLM v2.4.4 source code of /usr/sbin/wwd.lua I see that there should be a MQTT topic MOSQ_TOPIC_SENSOR_CONFIG, set to "/device/flukso-id/config/sensor", which should provide the configuration parameters of all FLM attached sensors. Also this message should be retained for any newly subscribed MQTT client.
Nevertheless, a mosquitto_sub -h host -v -t /device/#, nor a generic /# receives such a topic's payload (which in principle should work as, for example "old" gauge and counter data is resent".
What is missing?

Issue solved - the flukso-daemon requires a tiny addition to gain the capability to also publish the FLM's configuration data as an own MQTT topic; see below.

I have reset my flukso, cause I thought that might be solving my problem, but now I have more problems. In dash, my total use, wh cumulative, of my water is -3000 liters, my gas -7000 liters, and my solar panels -100 and is still going down... It seems only the current clamp grafic is good...
Did I have to restore something?
Or delete?

I have a din rail kWh meter with 1000 pulses a kWh. I measured that the kWh on the display of the din rail kWh meter, is perfect in line with the measuring of the solar inverter.
But: In dash there is around 14% more kWh than on the meters...
I looked at syslog and this is what I saw:
The counting is not good!
For example, this is the counting of flukso: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,0,1,2,4,5,6,8
I saw my gas sensor the counting is perfect, but my watersensor has some some sometimes a slippery too! But not as much as my dinrail kWh meter.
14% is quite a lot!
What could this be???
Any suggestions?